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Which horses should I bet?

Now that you know how the betting works, when to bet, and the types of bets, the biggest question of all is which horses to bet. The opponent in race-betting is the public, not a professional bookmaker. That situation gives the insiders and the experts a huge edge. The members of the professional betting group we follow, the Wall Street Syndicate, are both experts and insiders. Their results in horse racing have been nothing short of spectacular. Their overall percentage on win bets has been 50%, with average odds of greater than 3-1.

Race betting is a zero-sum game. The experts and insiders win big because the public loses big. It is easy to know what the public is betting in horse racing. The public choice is the post-time favorite. As an indication of how little those folks at all those Kentucky Derby parties know when it comes to sending their money in at all the legal off-track betting operations in the U.S., the public choice has won the Derby only twice in the past 10 years. The favorite finished 2nd only twice and 3rd only twice. In 40% of the races the public choice ran completely out of the money.

When the public sends it in on the wrong horse, that increases the odds immensely on the right horses. The average Kentucky Derby exacta pay-out over the past 10 years has been an unbelievable $438 for a $2 bet. That sort of payout is unheard of at other times when the professionals and insiders dominate the betting at the track. Over the past 10 years a $2 bet on the winning exacta produced only one pay-out below $60. There were 5 exactas (50%) that paid in excess of $290 for a $2 bet, with two paying $1300 and $1229. It's no different than pitting the best pros against once-a-year poker players at a Poker table. The squares have been getting killed on Derby Day while the pros have been cleaning up.

You can sign on board for the selections of the Wall Street Syndicate by contacting the people who run the Pregame.com website, the Plus10 Club, and Free Picks by Email.

Winning takes more than just picking the right horses, however. It is not unusual for two people picking the same horses to have significantly different results based on the types of bets each makes. As already mentioned, money management is also a key factor to winning.

When we provide racing picks at the Crowne Club, our aim is to make you a winner. To assure that you win, we don't just give you the selections of the Wall Street crew, we also recommend the types of bets to make and the amount to bet. In other words, choosing the horses to bet, the types of bet to make, and proper money management is all done for you as part of our advice.

• How does pari-mutuel betting at U. S. tracks work?
• What is the tote?
• What is the Morning Line?
• What should I know about placing bets at the track or with a legal off-track betting system?
• What should I know about placing bets with Offshore Bookmakers or my Local Shop?
• What is an entry?
• What are the various types of bets that can be made?
• How much does the track pay itself from the betting pool?
• How much should I bet?
• Which horses should I bet?